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Knowaste closes UK site Knowaste is to close its current UK plant in West Bromwich with immediate effect, but says that having simply outgrown the location, it is now looking for a new recycling site in the West Midlands region.
360 steps for each shoe... A typical pair of running shoes – which can contain a significant amount of nonwovens along with other textile components – generates 30 pounds of carbon dioxide emissions according to a new MIT-led lifecycle assessment.
Partners explore route to bio-SAP Having earlier announced a partnership with Dow, OPX Biotechnologies, which describes itself as being in the business of ‘good chemistry’, is now linking up with Evonik Industries to jointly develop bio-based chemicals.
Platform supply from HB Fuller Lower odour in hygienic disposables and security of supply are two issues being addressed with the latest Full-Care adhesive platforms being launched by HB Fuller.
Numerous options for recycled diaper waste Knowaste reports that it has processed over 77 million diapers since it opened its UK recycling facility in West Bromwich in 2011, saving over 18,000 tonnes of waste from being disposed of in landfill or through incineration.
Long distance love Two sensor-containing ‘smart fabric’ products have recently been generating considerable attention in the mass media.
HyFit expansion in China and Brazil Invista will start up a new production line in Shanghai, China, designed to specifically produce T837 Lycra HyFit fibre in response to the growing global demand for nonwoven hygiene products.
Added benefits from BASF BASF showcased its broad range of products and technologies for the nonwovens market at IDEA 13, including its industry-critical HySorb superabsorbent polymers.
The internet is coming Over 45% of all diaper sales in South Korea are now over the internet.
Surging ahead with ITW Dynatec ITW Dynatec took home a second ‘Most Innovative Technology’ award at IDEA 13, making show history as the first company ever to claim the award twice.

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